What Do We Do with the Truth? A Panel Discussion on Secret Police Files
A moderated panel discussion with experts on the public release of secret police files, their social impact, and how society can collectively come to terms with the past.
- Why does making secret police files public still matter today?
- How does uncovering the past affect families and society?
- How can we collectively confront this past?
Panelists:
- Andrea Szabó – Sociologist and political scientist, Centre for Social Sciences, ELTE
- Máté Kiss – Anthropologist, Transgenerational Memory Research Group, Faculty of Social Sciences, ELTE
- István Papp – Head of Department, Scientific Department, Historical Archives of the Hungarian State Security
Moderator: Eszter Galgóczi, political analyst
Participation is free of charge, but advance registration is required:
Schedule
A moderated panel discussion with experts on the public release of secret police files, their social impact, and how society can collectively come to terms with the past.
- Why does making secret police files public still matter today?
- How does uncovering the past affect families and society?
- How can we collectively confront this past?
Panelists:
- Andrea Szabó – Sociologist and political scientist, Centre for Social Sciences, ELTE
- Máté Kiss – Anthropologist, Transgenerational Memory Research Group, Faculty of Social Sciences, ELTE
- István Papp – Head of Department, Scientific Department, Historical Archives of the Hungarian State Security
Moderator: Eszter Galgóczi, political analyst
Participation is free of charge, but advance registration is required:
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